2016 CFB Week 13 Open Thread

[Telekinesis]

Who the hell is Heather Dinich and why should anyone care about her Mark May-esque take on the Buckeyes?

Everything that comes out of this woman's mouth makes me like her less. She's all over the place spewing her stupid nonsense.

 

[Jagdaddy]

Who the hell is Heather Dinich and why should anyone care about her Mark May-esque take on the Buckeyes?

Everything that comes out of this woman's mouth makes me like her less. She's all over the place spewing her stupid nonsense.

Basically, she's someone with a forehead built for porn and not much else.

 

[Zem]

SC may be the best in the PAC right now but they are a 3 loss team bound for the Alamo Bowl.

If Colorado loses, I think USC will more likely end up in the Rose and Colo will be in the Alamo.

 

[ExpatAkronite]

If Colorado loses, I think USC will more likely end up in the Rose and Colo will be in the Alamo.

It is possible that the Buffs drop below USC with a loss...but the committee is certainly going to look at draw...and Colorado has never been in the Rose Bowl. That equals a whole lot more $ than the local team.

 

[UrbanBuckeye]

Who the hell is Heather Dinich and why should anyone care about her Mark May-esque take on the Buckeyes?

Everything that comes out of this woman's mouth makes me like her less. She's all over the place spewing her stupid nonsense.

She's been writing negatively about us on ESPN for the entire season. They put her on that stupid show probably to fill some EOE quota. I think someone said she went to Indiana. Which explains a lot.

 

[Jaxbuck]

She's been writing negatively about us on ESPN for the entire season. They put her on that stupid show probably to fill some EOE quota. I think someone said she went to Indiana. Which explains a lot.

From ESPN site:
Heather Dinich joined ESPN in 2007 as a college football reporter for ESPN.com, and now covers the College Football Playoff as a senior writer on ESPN.com and as a studio analyst. She is a regular contributor on ESPN GameDay radio, SportsCenter and the Championship Drive podcast throughout the season. Dinich will also serve as an analyst on Championship Drive:Who’s In for the third consecutive season, alongside Butch Davis, Mark May, Jonathan Vilma and host Chris Cotter.

Dinich previously worked for the Baltimore Sun as a sports reporter, mainly covering University of Maryland athletics. She was also an All-America Committee member in 2009 for The Football Writers Association of America.

Dinich graduated from Indiana University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. She is a member of the Association for Women in Sports Media (AWSM) and a professional mentor for the University of Maryland. She is the mother of three boys.

 

[AuTX Buckeye]

From ESPN site:
Heather Dinich joined ESPN in 2007 as a college football reporter for ESPN.com, and now covers the College Football Playoff as a senior writer on ESPN.com and as a studio analyst. She is a regular contributor on ESPN GameDay radio, SportsCenter and the Championship Drive podcast throughout the season. Dinich will also serve as an analyst on Championship Drive:Who’s In for the third consecutive season, alongside Butch Davis, Mark May, Jonathan Vilma and host Chris Cotter.

Dinich previously worked for the Baltimore Sun as a sports reporter, mainly covering University of Maryland athletics. She was also an All-America Committee member in 2009 for The Football Writers Association of America.

Dinich graduated from Indiana University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. She is a member of the Association for Women in Sports Media (AWSM) and a professional mentor for the University of Maryland. She is the mother of three boys.

She kicked up a hornets nest